Couldn’t be anyone else. But I do miss Walt somewhat. Walt served in the Navy in World War I which ended Nov. 11, 1918. I sure hope I’m still around to see how Walt celebrates the event. If you are reading this Guy, I would love to see if we could amass a list of sons and daughters of WWI vets that just a little note showing that there are those of us who still appreciate the risks Mom and Dad took to keep this land free. I don’t know why this desire has hit me. But, if you want to do something like that, count me in. My DAD earned a Bronze Star in 1945 Germany going out and carrying wounded from the battlefield (he was wounded in the action and finally got it 45 yrs later.) I am Don Bearden and my Dad was PFC Albert Bearden. I can get more information. His regiment was nicknamed “Regiment of the Century” because it was the 100th.. Sorry, I’m off-topic, but this near 73 year old gopt sednimental.
Couldn’t be anyone else. But I do miss Walt somewhat. Walt served in the Navy in World War I which ended Nov. 11, 1918. I sure hope I’m still around to see how Walt celebrates the event. If you are reading this Guy, I would love to see if we could amass a list of sons and daughters of WWI vets that just a little note showing that there are those of us who still appreciate the risks Mom and Dad took to keep this land free. I don’t know why this desire has hit me. But, if you want to do something like that, count me in. My DAD earned a Bronze Star in 1945 Germany going out and carrying wounded from the battlefield (he was wounded in the action and finally got it 45 yrs later.) I am Don Bearden and my Dad was PFC Albert Bearden. I can get more information. His regiment was nicknamed “Regiment of the Century” because it was the 100th.. Sorry, I’m off-topic, but this near 73 year old gopt sednimental.